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Fire Emblem Three Houses: Too Much of a Great Thing (Complete Review)
I’m finally done. I’m free! And just in time for Pokemon! Fire Emblem: Three Houses is a good game. It isn’t always a pretty game, but the story is so good and the gameplay is so addictive that it makes it difficult to care! The game provides tons of content, making it well-worth the sixty…
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Fire Emblem Three Houses: Too Much of a Good Thing (Part 3: Gameplay and Conclusion)
Part One: Story Part Two: Presentation Gameplay: Persona Emblem Take the time and social mechanics of Persona. Combine them with the combat of Fire Emblem. And boom! You’ve got Fire Emblem: Three Houses. The core gameplay is the same as Fire Emblem has always been. When going into battle, you select a team of units,…
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Fire Emblem Three Houses: Too Much of a Good Thing (Part 2: Presentation)
Part One: Story Presentation: A Fuzzy Mess This being the first HD Fire Emblem game, I thought that this would look decently good. I mean, come on! This is the same console that gave us the beautiful Breath of the Wild and Mario Odyssey! Everything pointed to this game being gorgeous! And then I discovered…
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Fire Emblem Three Houses: Too Much of a Great Thing (Part 1: Story)
I’m finally done. I’m free! And just in time for Pokemon! Fire Emblem: Three Houses is a good game. It isn’t always a pretty game, but the story is so good and the gameplay is so addictive that it makes it difficult to care! The game provides tons of content, making it well-worth the sixty…
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Archbishop Rhea: The Immaculate One (The Mind of a Character)
Warning: the following contains major spoilers for Fire Emblem: Three Houses. If you haven’t played through all four story paths in the game yet, proceed with caution. I hope you enjoy. Rhea is, without a doubt, the most mysterious character in Fire Emblem: Three Houses. Unlike Edelgard, Dimitri, and Claude, you can’t get Rhea’s entire story through…
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